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excubitoria

  • plural
    of excubitorium.
    excubitorium
    noun
    (in an ancient Roman city) a night watchman's post or sentry box.

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He built large and luxurious stations and excubitoria which were beautifully decorated with precious marbles and statues.

From Rome by Hope Malleson

The force was distributed over the town in seven different barracks, with outlying detached quarters or excubitoria.

From Rome by Hope Malleson

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